Hey i have come across a 1993 nissan altima sitting in a tow lot. They told me i can buy the car for 4000 title less, has to do with the bank. But story short the car has a big supercharger sitting under the hood, cobolt gauges in a custom carbon fiber gauge pod on the pass side dash along with another pod in the dash bezel area. It is missing the main trim and pieces for the center dash where the radio is. SO basically can someone post some pictures of a stillen supercharger any model for the car. And is 4000 worth it for a titless car?

Ohh yah it looks like it has the R33 body kit completely molded to the car, rims, crossdrilled rotors, shift light, racing seats, bluebird badges, lowered,along with the rest to run the supercharger: aka exhaust, i think a standalone and shift kit.

 

I haven't heard ofa supercharged Altima... especially not a 93. Are you sure that it isn't a turbo? That would be much more likely. The Stillen supercharger pretty much looks like an iron brick.

 

I would like to amend my earlier statement, that after MUCH searching, I found ONE Altima that appears to have an electric supercharger, which is nothing like the supercharger you are talking about.

 

electric superchargers are a joke, well i would think it would beturbo cause its a ka24 and they have turbo kits for those, but i believe stillen makes the supercharger for the maxima not the altima, if it is turbocharged i would say $4000 probably would be a decent deal depending on mileage. can you get pics of under the hood?

 

I am well aware of the joke that is electric superchargers, but the one that I saw didn't look like an electric one, so I was confused but included that anyway. Most of the electric superchargers I have read about are complete crap and they are scary to boot, because it they fall apart they will instantly end up in your intake.

 

well then that tells you to not waste your time or money on a leaf blower that ricers developed. do it the right way.

 

Agreed... if you are going to put a supercharger into a car, it had better be a nice one.